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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
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CLNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route" AT 400 7;i5 300 400 $780, 400. 43O $780,
80 lg:uO D. SUNDAYS at 400, $40 IL H.; $50 Zoo
T. m. ~, ma ~
l9uU H. NJ have connection To- Reading. HARRISBURG Potts
Mau,h chunk, Reading. Harrisburg etc On sundays for
EastOn.
Wlkesbarge. and ~ rlnton -
SO a m. Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk.
Wukrsltrre Reading. Harrisburg POttsylllc.
Tamalua, shamokn. Sunbuiy, Lcwisburg. WillamsporL
Mauch Chunk, Heading. Harrisburg. etc.
345 ID n for EastOn, Bethecn, Allentown Mauch Chunk.
Wkesbalic scranton, famaqua shamGkin sunbiry. Lew
isburg. Wlliamspori, etc 49,
400 and 80 y for Easton Bethlehem Allentown, etc
b4J d. III. Tor Eason Bethlehem, Allentown, Nauch
Chunk Wikesbarrc leading Harrisburg. etc Gu Sunday
700 and $50 p. m. for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown.
40 s.l5 HOO n M TOO 400. 40. 6;i5 p. sundays
90 d m lted Bank, Long Brlnch Ocean Grove
Cc xccut sun. ays) Point Pleasant
80 81 A. ill.,. 1907 %3O Tor Lakewood, Toms River
and BaInegaL .,.,. ,., ,.,..,, - a,
Bridgeton. - On ana ,,o - a., r.,
$50. 600 s15 100. 40 an. 100 400 4:3o.
bio Gl5 y. Sundays 400, 300 a. IN. ior Perth
Amboy , -,..- 49,. ,,.. -. -. ~, , -.
Oices
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A PLEASANT WINTER TRIP.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED LINE.
Sailing every twelve days for Venezuela s. A. AMI UP
island OF Curacao L. AFFORD unelualei opportunity -
those wishing a short voyage TO tho tropics
vided with every modern appliance Tor the soty
and comfort OF Tho rounl trip made III foi
weeEH Passage Sl4l For particulars apply TO ,r.,
EOULTON. BLISS 4 DALLEIr
General Managers. II Wal-st
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HAY AND sTRAW--The market quiet Hay, ho,c.
Tmothy T72dS2Lr Ma. do, 52i2a Zoe No y do 10" ~
zoe Clover Mixed, 6bc Shipping, 5Sc Str, n,
Lang short do 45 n A. pu'oe
and rather easier. but UNCHANGED
New. York state 1856, Prime to Choice 23d 5c an ~,
10 (,ood 20 a22c 1880, Prime To Choice III n IL ~
Medium loci Pacific Coast crop 1885, Prime 10 t,o,co
% aXbc: do. lair Good, Ibd2lc do. lSs6 ~,
PRIME Ma Oc Foreign Bdvarians ami bohemian. go
1885 l2o27ci Mixed Germans do. l5e20c. AlInarssao
l49lSc-
HEMP &c.-Qulet for Hemp at 8asisc for Manila
ami G1aGiyc. for ssal Jute Butts fair demand az
a2k
steady market Values quoted at Gle for DIV ~,
and 20 ale for Buenos Ayres Orinoco II 10 Mold ar isc
RIO Drando OK. 81 N, at ls'ic. " $3.50
LEATHEH-A generally quiet market with An easy t.,
depcy, with the exception OF Union Tanned y yh,c r
ia In fair demand and steady Hemlock soe-k an rd
Bucnos Ayres light first selection, 2lc Middle do ~ .
32c Heavy do 81 ne, Light Seconds lie Midi 10
f0Gi9Lc.; Heavy do. l89 lgtcj Damaged ali, we,si,.
Middle do dc; Heavy do, 2lG2l gc Light second 70
Isle Middle do, Is l9c.; Heavy do IL Ia i9c Non I'd
Common Hide Lshdrst selection p20c Middle do aosa
a2ic; Heavy do. 2Oa2l &C; Light seeonds. isc, Md
die do lsSls.c., Heavy do lsLe Damaged. all
Light nIst selection. l0a l9ac Middle do go 2sc Heavy
do, u a26r.; Light Seconds IL IA lSc. Middle DO $50
lge; Heavy DO. lss2le; Damaged. all weights, $50
Middle Backs 3od3o%c. Middle Backs heavy, 81 80 e
Seconds Backs 2sa27Ic; Light CIop. - aa2sc. Middle
Crop 27e2Sc.; Bellies. l3Sa l5c. Calcutta Bunalo-Lsht
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known "a tba Npu

ERlE KALI w a., now known rs the NFW
L. YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAItpo""n
Through 23i.st. and Chambers aton
nour trains leave 23dst station mnutes earss
than Chamber~-st
ing-room Coaches 10 Binghamton Elmira Hornelsyil.
Buffalo rn"1 "a 2,s ou p .1,, @;e 1, 20 800
ited." solid Pullman tram o. Day and Buffet sleeping
Coaches, 10 Meanwhile Cleveland Cincinnati. chicago and
Louis. Pullman Sleeping Coaches TO Buffalo, Niagara
Falls hamilton and Toronto No extra charge ast time.
p .-Daily Chicag6 Express Pullman Day ami Sleeping
cara Falls, Cincinnati and Chicago
uiherfor and passaic. 445 645 72o 100 $3.50 1920 m
Rl2OO las. 800 $780, i4 TO- $50. 900 10 $50
7I5 7:45, $780, 1880 p m., 1910 Midnight sundays 5:ii
$780, lO2O mr. ~ noon las. AIS. O;S0 145 800 1885
PATERSON T AS 5i6 72o 75o $50 lo2O a. n. 1900 noon
745 500 $50 lO3u p NJ, 1900 midnight sundays s: Is
$50 1920 l2:OO l:45. il5. $780, 7;45 800 lO:3V
Npwark aud Paterson via Newark, ESQ., 800 $50 1000
l:SU a m 200 $40 3d. 420 400 $50 900 $50 100
500 D. and 1900 midnight daily except sunday
sundays. 9:l5 q. m =. 3 20 $3.50, 500 p m;
surern 44j j:i5 TOO $50 1920 l;i5 $780, $50 500
$50 6l0, 715, 745, $50. 1890 p. m. and IL minighL
SUNDAYS 5i5, $3.50, 1920 l45. 49, $50 500 1890
warwick Az 800 1920 m. 430 p m. sundays 545 m
Monticello 800 a. H., 3:3Op IN.
500 D. IN sundays $50 a IN. and 5000. IN. -
Montgomery Rondout and Kingston. 9o0 a. n $50 p NJ
scranton pannore 900 a. m except Sundays
Goshen 4I5 5;i5 750 800 lO2Oa ~, $780, $50 430 a01,
$40 D. ~ Sundays. $40 $3.50. 1920 M, $50. -:O0p
Mddetown 4:45 5:i5 1850 300. 1920 $3.50 80. 6:0Q
sUO $50 D. M suniay- 5:i5. $50 lO:l0 $50 5:OA
D. IN. Ihe 900 a m. train stops al Main-sL only
Port Jervs 4:i5 l:50 800 1929 M. $50 30 $780, 800
passage and apartments IN Drawing Room aud
Sleeping be Obtain ed AMI orders Tor the check
aud transfer Of baggl may be- LETT AZ the Com Of
fees Nos 4Ol Ill 957 Broadway Isl Nestst " " Nos
1871 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn OF at the COnpanys deDots.
the West arrive New YORK at ELK
1:47 10: 50 a. and l0:0bp m.
. f.anfl *
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POPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-
l dencc Newport ami all New Engard Ponts All rail-
from Grand Central Depot Express tram, daily (Sundays
eIcepledJ IN 'parior cars attAcacl and II
Ace parIor cars. IL with palace sleeping carsh
Fol Newport take 200 p H. Boston hapress with paror
,.rs opnccts iOru oi tw l0ft 7VU
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
IL LINE. The Popular inside Route To Boston. 81
S s,Ss%sfs civ Of Worcester and City Of
leave PIER 40 Told punber North RIVER loot Of watsst
,OU IA. IA. q. ". bhADf. Agent
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Ocean Cleaners.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,23S Broadway. corner Thirty
nrst until 9J3 broadway, between Twenty second
and Twenty third SITS until p. 3Os West Twenty third
st. corner Eghhayc. 1872 sIthave 1913 Fourthave cor
nrr Fourtcenthst 7G0 Thdavc. corner Forty seventst
lOD7 Thirlavc., near Sirtiethst. and TIE Ahh, ~
OFFICE 267 East Oneunircd. aud twenty nfthst. 23o0
Thr ave- One hnnd and-twenty fifth ST., up 10
"A m nj r,Ru Office rates.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

prFF.tn Feb. S.-tdf't>-kcrcipis last - h0urs-l7
head taia tor week l3 for time last
week 1859 consigned through cars Tor sale
asst "a hour--..- head iuta Tor week
thus TAR 1920 head Time last week. l3.iOO
head consigned Though cars. 3o which 10 Nrw-fork
IA cars sale. market steady with good demand
tormon 10 Fair sheep - 2JaSt Good 10 Choice 81 -
a-5, FAR GOoi Western Lambs ~ 10 ds6 OO' Cana
dian Lambs ~ 80. $1,000
mn, lar came tiic last week. 272,l
through cars of which To New YORK:
IL cars Tor str market steady Selected Workers 50 81 a
,b - Selected Medium Weights 80 tOd 50 90 all offerings
taken. - - ,,,
Ucrripts- GCOU head. ShiUmonts-",uOO hea1. Market
siriv Shipping Steers $50 To Loo n - 5ld 50; stock
ers ana Feeders ~ 80 Cows Bulls aud Mixed 81 % q
~ rs bulk - 20 $3.50
Hoos-ieceipt, - 900 heat. shpments 10000 market
slnS on zoo lower. Rough and Mixed ~ s0ds5 -.
Packing and shipping 50 OOGsj 40i Light 81 75asj l5
skip. s3di 90. ,, -,
sn,rp-Hoceipta 1000 head snipmrnt, 500 head;
natkc steady Native, So iOdsi 9O Western 81 40 a.
T,,au. 7JaFi; Lambs SiaSJ So
- Lofts. Feb. S,-Cdric- Receipts 800 head ship
ment. . head: tho market was strong and hcavy'
oce Heavy Native - 40d5 90 Fam TO Good shin
p,mg steer, fIsOaI 80 Butchers steers, Fair TO
81 10 Aiockcrs fair good ~ 1898 90 Texans. con-.
mon 10 choice. 81 NJ q f3 80.
Jne,-IeceipfA 62dU head. shipments ...... head.
u,n market Was active hut lower Choice Heavy ana
Hm,cer-' selections 50 ass 30. PACKING fair 10 good
a. OOaS - To- medium 10 lancy. ~ 80 $50 o.
pigs common to good. - l04SI o.
400 heat shipments heal market
was steady. common 10 Far 81 Ooet3 TO- Medium 10
Prime ~ 75dfi 80
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW. YORK Tuesday Feb. s-BEEvEs-R were 5
rect No trade In Live Cattle Feeling hrm.
y Bss ss .oT ae rho So ru 10 s
from 10 ~ for orlnar to Prime sne, WIN hoGs ana
OF TeP s nss s, ssg'' OF Live Cattle co" Beef
There was lair demand the boxes for Chicago
DIes"s ~le other, repored "o,hIns aoinE ~
any body thinks the Chicago Dr s~ed Beef men naknr
market KIN and p this city and they Will
nnd cut whether there ATE millions IN H." ,....
Latest cable avicrs from the beef markets Of Great Britain
report rather rmer feeling with Refrigerator Reef selling
inr over Il ,c for the esii@ated dressed weight
Tho Arizona expected To get OF today with 1880 GUAR
-Rcceipt, at markets about 1875 head
Poor Choice Neal. sold at 6aec Including The .,s by
Charles Collins Of az Good 10 choice Jet-ey Ne,is AZ
with selling 5a6tc. Best city Dressed
smEEP AND AMBs.-i.rceipts were y car Of IS head
at jersey CITY number Of ears were held over from yes
Very little demand sheep Lambs The feeling
q sod S,c: and car load Of
ea4 @Ss az Of ~ d sSc .oG at Tie two ya1s
ton MARKET &c were tho ruling nsares civ DRESSED
rn M ,g aS me '
Dressed Lambs sod IN wash nsion Matset at a. tho
Grasses wcrc sold "a high q, lOc.
Messr TIFFANY kcrr have no Buffalo Dressed Mutton on
sale here tnis week and It reported that cr experimental
shipments to NV York have rot been very unerstye
The hi'nis o. Mr. H. wilkinson sheep salesman for sher:
culver will regret 10 learn that that gentle man slipped
broke his thus disabling him
attending all business for We trust the bonr Will
knit stranger than ever as IL the prrsen emorAzcd
condition o the sheep trade needs men Win Two good arms
mp the and keep from ang "a pieces
sacs-Ncvion Gillctt 81 ohio sheep. Isl d. At sc;
40 do tNrhssl H. n. 1t j1c. 30 ohio Lambs. 80 H. at
Csc late Yesterday III ohio sheep. lO2 n. at lie
Judd Bucs CHAM - state Lambs. 80 h, at so 4Oi O
State Ewes llJ 70. AZ 81 %.
rh,rman & culver ate yesterday: l7O Kentucky sheep
ll3 atJc ~ esen 10 100 70. at A'.ci ll0 Western
Lambs = n. ut 81 - per 100 n.
81 Collins Tor D. Harrington. III Michigan Lambs, 20 TO-
n
II. II. Ilois. late yesterday IL chgan Lambs. W d.
AT - 81: lpl Michigan Sheen 30 n. ~ - p a., ,,,,
HOGS Receipts 20 Of 1881 head equally divided
Yards The feeling nrm ami Live Hogs may DO
al ,ie a D. j'sr n.
4 " Lamb sold H. state Hogs 100 average at J'c per
country Dressed firm nj Gd6'c FOR Heavy 7d7lsc for
MEDIUM - &c for ght states and Lower Jerseys with
Light Upper Jersey bfin- ing : Gslsc
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Gxrnrsions.
THE NEW LINE
Between NEw.YORK, PHILADELPHIA.
and NORFOLK.
OLD POINT COMFORT,
ann TIE SOuTH
AND THE SOUTH.

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
On and after Oct 49, 1885, Express Cape Charea Old
Point Comfort and Norfolk via the New YORK. Phaaepns
Norfolk Railroad Pennsyvan Railroad
NewYork az M daily arriving at Cape nhs ass o~
daily. Old Point Comfort S45 norfolk e;ao M
Sleeping Car through from NewYork 10 Cape Chariea
Tickets and sleeping be secured AZ mo 1cAes
Oice OF The Pennsy lvania Railroad Company. <,oouu
Ii. w. dunno. X D. SoohE,.
Superintendent Gent Pass ana ftelgns aso1s
ITO PLEASURE TRAVELLERS.
i The U. s. and Brazil Mail IS Co.'S steamers Alanca
Finance aud Advance" sail monthly for RIO DC yaneo,
touching AT St Thomas Barbados Para Maranlan Pernan
buco and Bahia the AIianca" continuing 10 Santos
This delightful voyage OF about 70 days lDciuains
stops There are safer comfortable steamcI7
built tits very seldom they meet any rough wcaen
PAUL +. GERHARD Co., Gen. Agents. oa nro4o-e.
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NEW HAVEN Steamers leave Peck
~ 1p,,r rs 4 RI 3p AMI IL M. (SunAys Itsl
time Tor oiry trains North And oI,L
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

i NEW.YORR, NFW.HAVEN AMI HARTFORD r. n
Trains Harlem River station 1874 t. and Lin
colnave Third tvenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached nv second Avenu" and Sn urba1 Eeyael rail-
roads, laly SUNDAYS 6i5 1850 10 10. 55
2lO 355 40 ifO $40 g. 10 30 for Port Norris Cas-
coax Pont. Hunts Point. West Farms. Van Nest
TmpsOns Chester pelham BayD. BartoW
(CIty island Pelham Manor and ewlOchec connecting
New Rochelle it'll trains for all nOuts the main line 81
the NewYork. New Haven and Hartford Railroat Shore
Line and Air Line Divisions. New.Canar. Midiletowu,
New Britain aud Sued branches and Boston and all points
East.
Midnight for New Rochelle and all intermediate
tOn- A. - l0 4. m. iTiy. excent MONDAYS.
SUNDAY trains for New. Rochelle and all nterneiate sta
tons IL OF and $40 the strcr train connect
in af Nav IA sheilg vii Vay frlt In mi
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NApE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND, OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTHE SOUTH.

On and after January 3ls 1887 Express train for Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, via the
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
VIII leave Pennsylvania Railroad station. New York. 720
a m week da, and y. taly, arriving Old Point, O:.O
n m, AMI 800 a. M Norfolk C:o5 T. n 800 lie M. Steamer
,or chmunu will leave Charles at on Mondays 8,
Welnes days and frdays. arriving there at y H. Bur
rur Cnaile5 GA lhe laJ fsApi 40, ana
se.ung Cars through to Obi Point co nb ana norfolk Oh
lie gh; Tickets ana sleeping Derths Gun 20 Sc
.n,.J a. any tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company .nDyy ~ m
a. ". DUNN, Supt H. H. Coohr' " T. anu y. "A.
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DAY LINE r couropr No,,os v, and so,,,
~ p.nn h. w. s:lL \. Ia. ParIor " Baltimore
Leave aisra ttAD ,Is AiIyE al Ola fOni at clio
theheee 4 ~ nm IL " 1OMPklNs, oenI Pass. Agent
NoiioA W olD broauway. n. Z.
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obstruction.
BOYS and Young Mon City.

. DvERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n HyoRK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT III II
TPToWN OFFICES. No. 1928 Broadway corner in1r,y d
and Twenty third sts unit, sos Mes corr
., st 700 Thrdave corner
1907 Thriaye siStietnsi sn1 s 800
Th,r ay. corner hundred up 70
D. m at egular Office rates.
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ALL fares reduced-stoninst a. Line a., Ihs
New. England points
Full nights taking late trains from steamer
Reclining chair parlor between steamers landing ini
Roston WITHOUT CHARGE -.
steamers will new No &c. North R'er ono olock
ahoy, Caualst. ats: 0p. IN. daily except sundays
~' L. W. POPPLE. Gen' Passenger Agt,
Rox NAN ork
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey

~ Trains from Chambersst station for Fncevoax
Tenafiv Closter sparkh and Nyack $50 7O 40 All
1880 M, i:5. 800. 400 400 800 $40 $40 Sos
p. For Nanaet Spring Valley. Mousey and rsmns
$50. 7:l0 $50 $50. $50 p. Sundays g. 80 a M
S:0Op IN.
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rican standard OF classification

ooo, Ordinary o.I9 Low Milling .....-. ll9
81 T,oi Or iirarv Miiiling sl5l'
orons wern generally First prices showed an ad
49, ~ n q pojns and final figures GG points
ohnve Yesterday prices. Sales, %. 800 bales
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nELAWARE LACKAWANNA and WFS1

DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA and WEST
wv RN RARoAP snoRTEeT LY e. ByTwEEN
fRNWIS2" 40 DTsr fkfwtyl OF r. iI NF"Ns'
De1ots NewYork loot Of Barclay and 'Irsophsr SIS
for sS Scranton Libra
n ,t hnna" sy,acsr nWsso Greene 0S;on MorTneS
vile ant Northumberland at owego for Ithaca and inter-
y. nnrnamton and Flm'ra E'prss 'or Water Can
cr3nGn nngh',9on nweT3 and mra connects at scran'
I p M Daily Bnalo Limited Express 'or strondshure
land Rua 10 2G arrv,ns II anaaic 79o a. NJ D"' way
scranton Bnshamon Cortandt syracuse Oswcgo Greene
OXFORD Norcb UiGa ind Rcei sgTIsTs a
laws Connects at ua'o with trains for a points West
a wcstco ESoress oaic, in New YORK anl Brooklyn
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HrDSON
RIvEe RA!LRO " rommsncng I.nrhry = 1897.
~ M Rorhestcr yrross thrpr~h DRAWN ctrsis
S'Sy T"v +, ASSG. Rover P r iTl S Sr S,,,rM
& , S Sr c n y, csSo go
lo2ot M Chicago Express arawtng-room cars to canaa
I'm n, rronYn cs Newf0rS am N"r'n''" HNp'''-
s.soa NJ Albany TROY anil Ute, Expra'. with drawing
roy. ~ w. xcco%nc,stout 70 AHsay an, rraS .,.,,,
or Ns, Ts b%aS ClncSrs TS a Der' CHI
MontT, s.r With N'r''-
ns n" U'c sncoH sSo"op arrives Rosscr 7o NJ
S prc a"f "rya NTH ~ ocno
ter BuT.o. Niagara Fdls tleve,ni Toledo Detroit AM
TcSo' Ir, ~ al,,o An,urn Geneva an cananiaisuA
Saturtlv ~ ~ '1~
ll.l5n M Night Tvn-ess sleepIng.rars Alhsny
rpv Cornocts with ths morning trims for tiaWeH
an for the North evreDt Sltrrtiv 1ighN.
Tcketson sae NJ Grtrf rcntre' nenl,. .n ,nt.eJ
ana rar wss'co,"s syro.. ' oae. Broad
7e5 anl ot2 B-nafw1v an 90 West l23th-St New
1913 WASHINGTON and $50 Fulton sta Brooklyn AMI
ith at. WILLIAMSBURG
Accnnmodatons ant sas,. yrtrs Tl1 ~
nrocurei NJ any the ticket oce, Nev'Yrk CITY Iat
h33 WashngtDn.st. "rpoklyn. ,,
Earga pe cael for AMI rheckei from resi- lsnca .,
These run iliv All othet nl.y eT',t Sn,iV.
,These trains sion AZ Harlem Q25th,t and atnavsa
/ NJ. TOUCFN. HI.Nise MoN r. u.
General SUPERINTENDENT oehet" raSs'hger asens
~ fsyorte Inside Route for Boston. Providence and al
New England points
Ful nights by taking late trains from steamer.
Reclining chair paror between steamers landing ini
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DED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from Now.York and Antwerp cycrv saturday
NIO.pLAN oatlTily. H. $50 - III
ASHLAND SATURDAY. +, b. d.. 300
Ialland Winter First cabin. 800 AMI SIS Excur
sion sllO aud sl25 second cabin, si1 EXCURSION. 81
Storage at lowest ratcA
TkIEK " lsIGmT < SONS. Gen' Ag'ts. 50 Broadway.
THE u. 5. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co
i American passenger line tor Il ihOmIs. Barbados.
l. IRA Maranhan and Pcnambuco
steamship BONANlSTA. SATURDAY February L. nj noon
Thomas. Bar ddos. Para. Mardnhan, Pcrndmbuco
Bahia Rio de JanicrO and santos connecting for Moneviet
and way ports $780,. -. 49, , ~,
From Newport News, Va. thru gay after a. y.
PAIL * CO, Gen. Agents. ~ Bruad-st. NY
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NIIII If STAK line ....,,,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
ADRIATIC. capt Par,oli. IlurslAY req ,o p IN
BITANNIC. capt. Perry huisif, co. "a ooV a. III
GIL L. capt f'Nfn ..-...I ut dtv.. ~ II y. - Il III
From the White star Dock. foot OF West iOth.si,
RATES-Saloon 500 500 $50 aud tDL Return tickets On
favorable Ia or rom the Oid Country SiS
Intermediate Adratc Ceuc pny $50 excursion. 500
For inspection Of pans or other information Apply IL Tue
h. J. CORrIS Agent
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Brooklyn.
lEUNHE CRITTENDEN" ,,.,,.,,
PRIMARY SCHOOL AND KINDER" AMI -'
FOR BOTH SEXES
al OF Hicks-st. cor PiDeappic-st
MissH NJ WHEELLR Principal. fol The past eight car
has been in charge OF the primary departments IN W
Packer COLLEGIATE Institute. Third term begins fepfuS
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, LIS
l. Brway 42d.t A9h year mos
nv nv ~ =; AiKfN Prin. n. C. HENDRICKSON, Associate
For Young Ladies-City.
MISS ELIZABETH l.. KOUES. SchOoi Ior
York.
For Both Sexes-Citv
-CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
"A. liable information free, mailed for postage
Scioo Iure NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

"mparatlse Wheat stocks a. ten Western primary point,

Total bu. 082.30s 4G,6Gs.2sl 3s 2j5 87inoysl
Increase for week. 4l4Os7 bushels against 276 7Ge
bushels the previous week.
The receipts OF wheat aud wheat -four Atlantic mort,
from July 10 January ~;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

The total quantity Of Co cd in the
manufacture Of this gas vas 1902
tons total quantity Of coke used in
the retort-house, 214,373 bushels
total quantity Of lime used in purifying,
81, 420 bushels.
Meters in use, 1923 out Of use,
1855; introduced for new consumers,
25l.
Street mains laid to date, 81 miles,
1902 feet; streetlamps to date, 400.
There have been put in for new con-
sumers, 1913 seryice-pipes; renewed and
repaired, 1852 seryice.pipes Of various
sizes.
The improvements ct the lower works
consist in the remodelling Of | / benches
of retorts; removing tho old l0-inch
connectipg-pipes between the retort-
house and purifying house, and substi-
tutirg l6-inch pipe, with improved
valves; replacing the old l0.inch n.y.
draulic seal in the purify ing, house with
q l6-inch dry seal; also, all Of the con-
meeting pipes to the purifiers have beea
enlarged from 10 inches TO l6 inches.
The old l0-inch condenser columns have
been removed, and replaced by i'm.
proyd annular condenser columns Of SO
inch diameter.
A new Mckenzie rotary exhauster Of
100000 cubic feet capacity has been
put in on level with the engine, which
will place it out Of reach Of high water
in case Of freshets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
RICHMOND POLICE FORCE.

i ItiNgAlN4NANO L O1IANSA4 II OAAOA-f
The police force is appointed by and
ave under the control Of the Board o.
Police Commissioners, consisting o.
Hon. W. c. Darlington Mayor and
president Of the Board, Major E. T. D.
Myers, L. +. Addison, Major F. NJ.
Boy kin, j. w. Beveridge, Sandy Figg.
ard J. i. Welsh. The police force
consists Of 81 officers and men, and
are distributed as follows:
Police headquarters NO. 2. north
Tenth street MAJOR Poe, chief o.
police; Wallace Washington, clerk.
First Police Station Odd Market. -
Captain, James B. Peasants; Sergeants
y. T. Howard, W. r. Whitlock, James
p. Jeter, George II. Matthews, and
twenty-three patrolmen.
Second Police Station New Mar
ket. )-Csptsin, James b. Angle; Ser
eeants, Reuben T. Seal, Junins 4.
CODY, a. NJ. Tomlinson, Robert j.
Brooks, and twenty patrOlmen.
Third Police Station Brooke avenue
ana MafsnaIl )--raptGln, CnafIeS H.
Epps; Sergesnts, \. X. Cousins, q. P.
BULGE, George ". Epps, ". l.. Thomas,
and twenty patrolmeo.
Sergeant Robert N. Thomas, officer
st Police Court.
Three men Zone from esch ststion) are
detailed for sanitary duty, under the
control Of the Board Of Health.
Changes in the force during the past
year: Resigned, /; discharged, ! ;
dropped, 4. Total, 6. Appointed, 6.
Arrests made: Whites, 2,247; CO.
loIed, 2,Sl2; misdemeanOr, 400 /;
felony, $50. Total, 5,0j9.
Ordinance violations reported, 5,5lS /;
rumhcr OF alarms Of FIRE, l04; number
Of lodgers, 307.